JERA

Established in 2015 as a joint venture between TEPCO Fuel & Power and Chubu Electric Power. Recently certified under Japan’s hydrogen schemes and advancing low-carbon ammonia supply chains from the US to Japan.

Partner in Blue Point Number One JV for Louisiana low-carbon ammonia project.[3]

JERA is Japan’s largest power generation company, known for driving energy decarbonization and international fuel-sourcing partnerships. It seeks to diversify power sources, moving towards lower-carbon fuels, including ammonia and hydrogen. Recent collaborations include the CF Industries joint venture on low-carbon amm

Founded in 2015 as a joint venture between TEPCO Fuel & Power and Chubu Electric Power, JERA is Japan’s largest power generation company, focusing on domestic and international electricity supply, and a leading player in clean energy transitions, including hydrogen and ammonia[1][2][3][5].

JERA is a joint venture partner in the Blue Point project, investing in the development of low-carbon ammonia production in the United States as part of its strategy to secure cleaner fuel imports and contribute to Japan’s climate goals.[2][4]

JERA is Japan’s largest energy company, focusing on both traditional and clean energy initiatives. It is a joint venture partner with CF Industries and Mitsui in the Blue Point Complex ammonia project in Louisiana, and will hold a 35% ownership stake in the project.[1][2][3]

Collaborates with Lotte and government partners for cross-border ammonia value chains to support hydrogen initiatives.[4]

JERA is a key partner in the Blue Point JV, reflecting a drive to secure sustainable, low-carbon ammonia for energy applications in Asia and to decarbonize global power generation.[3][5]

Japanese energy giant exploring equity participation in the Baytown project and planning to secure low-carbon ammonia supply to meet Japan's evolving energy needs.

Japanese energy company in joint exploration efforts with Exxon Mobil for hydrogen and ammonia shipping to international markets.

Japanese energy major in discussions about potential ownership participation and procurement of low-carbon ammonia from the Baytown project, providing market linkage to Japan.

Collaborating with Denso on waste heat utilization for hydrogen production.

Toyota has been collaborating with JERA Corporation since 2018 on energy storage systems, including a demonstration at JERA's Yokkaichi Thermal Power Station.

Japanese energy company with a deal to import blue ammonia from ExxonMobil's Baytown facility.

Japan's largest power generation company, JERA is partnering with Denso to develop high-efficiency hydrogen generation technology using SOEC, leveraging waste heat from its thermal power stations.

JERA, Japan's largest power generation company, is making a significant investment in hydrogen and ammonia fuel supply to support the country's decarbonization efforts.